Egypt and Eritrea Deliver Powerful Joint Rejection of Foreign Interference in Red Sea Security!

Egypt and Eritrea Deliver Powerful Joint Rejection of Foreign Interference in Red Sea Security! Africa Stands Firm: No External Control Over Our Strategic Waters! In a bold display of African sovereignty and unity, Egypt and Eritrea have firmly rejected …

Eritrea’s Vanishing Youth: A Demographic Crisis and a Nation on the Brink (Part 1)

Eritrea stands at a demographic precipice. Its youth is vanishing—not metaphorically, but literally—through war, migration, and a political order that has extinguished opportunity. This column examines the scale of that collapse, the historical forces …

Eritrea Alhaditha 18 July 2026

Egypt and Eritrea oppose unlawful non-littoral security arrangements in Red Sea

Egypt and Eritrea on Sunday completely rejected any attempts by non-littoral parties to enforce maritime access or impose security arrangements in the Red Sea in violation of international law. The declaration, which also stressed that Red Sea …

A 12-year-old casualty of war recovers in hospital: Alessio Mamo’s best photograph

When I started to take photographs about 18 years ago, I was more interested in the aesthetics. Then there was a moment when I realised the power of the camera as a tool. On 3 October 2013 there was a huge shipwreck off the coast of Lampedusa. More than …

Eritrea Alhaditha 16 July 2026

Eritrea Alhaditha 17 July 2026

Eritrea strengthens national capacity to safeguard its living heritage

Recognizing the importance of safeguarding such traditions, UNESCO brought together 45 heritage professionals, museum specialists, researchers and government officials in Asmara on 6–7 July 2026 to strengthen national capacities for the implementing UNESCO …

American Sanctions Didn’t Improve Eritrea’s Brutal Government

Eritrea’s dictator, Isaias Afwerki, hopes for reconciliation with Washington. The northeastern African state, sometimes called the North Korea of Africa, is one of the world’s most reclusive, impoverished, and repressive states. However, its leader …

The Horn Of Africa States: The Paradox of Capital, Infrastructure, Demographics, And Conflicts In The Region – OpEd

Key Takeaways: Infrastructure Deficit Fuels a Vicious Cycle: In the Horn of Africa (Somalia, Ethiopia, Djibouti, Eritrea), chronic underinvestment in roads, ports, power, and other infrastructure suppresses economic growth, perpetuates high youth …